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Cobbaton Combat Collection
Chittlehampton
 Umberleigh
N. Devon
EX37 9RZ

Phone 01769 540740

info@cobbatoncombat.co.uk

 

 

 

 

In August, we are open 6 days a week (closed on Mondays)

In September, we are open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays

10.00am - 4.00pm

 

After long consideration and careful thought, we have decided it’s time to close Cobbaton Combat Collection as a tourist attraction. We will remain open to the public until the end of September 2024. Thereafter, we will continue to host open days, militaria fairs and special events such as our VJ Weekend. This has been a monumental decision, and we will miss the familiar faces of our visitors. However, changes are necessary in order to move forward, and we will be focusing on the restoration of military vehicles, alongside events and other projects. We hope to see you before the end of September. Thank you for your continued support. Tim, Beth, Preston and Dinie.

For more details e-mail info@cobbatoncombat.co.uk

 

 

Please see Google or our Facebook page for the latest museum updates.

 

FACEBOOK PAGE 

 

Please call the shop if you don’t do Facebook with any questions or concerns regarding your visit.

01769 540740

 Military museum and tourist attraction, this North Devon collection has tanks, trucks,
armoured cars, guns, helmets, artillery and grenades.
From bombs to Home Front ration books, gas masks, ARP and Home Guard and blackout lamps, mostly World War Two and the years 1939 - 1945.

Exhibits cover from the Boer War, WW1, the Falklands,right up to the First Gulf War,
with kit from the British Army - plus Canadian, American and Russian Forces,
In 1981 Preston Isaac's runaway hobby was opened to the public, and just keeps growing.
On site is a large shop stocking collectors’ items, inert ammunition, clothing, hats, badges, survival equipment, books, CDs, toys, souvenirs and much more.

The collection has disabled facilities and wheelchair access.
Only assistance dogs allowed in the buildings.
Face coverings are at your discretion, but not compulsory


 

Last updated 30/03/2023